QuidPHP/Project

About

QuidPHP/Project repository contains the necessary structure to create a new project using QuidPHP and LemurCMS.

QuidPHP/Project is available as an open-source software under the MIT license.

QuidPHP/Project documentation is available at QuidPHP/Docs.

QuidPHP/Project can be easily installed with Composer. It is available on Packagist.

$ composer create-project quidphp/project --prefer-dist

QuidPHP/Project requires the following:

Apache or Nginx server (running on MacOs or Linux environment).
- Works in Windows environment but there are known issues.
PHP 8.1
- with these extensions:
  - ctype
  - curl
  - date
  - fileinfo
  - gd
  - iconv
  - json
  - mbstring
  - pcre
  - openssl
  - session
  - SimpleXML
  - zip
  - PDO
  - pdo_mysql
- and these PHP INI directives
  - post_max_size must be at least 1MB
  - post_max_size must be larger than upload_max_filesize
  - memory_limit must be at least 128MB
Mysql (>= 8.0) or MariaDB (>= 10.4) database
Any modern browser (not Internet Explorer)

QuidPHP/Assert has the following dependency:

quidphp/site - Quid\Site - Extended platform to build a website using the QuidPHP framework and LemurCMS

All dependencies will be resolved by using the Composer installation process.

Once the installation is complete, simply follow these steps:

Make sure the storage and public folders are writable by your web server. For storage also make sure all subdirectories are writable.
Configure an Apache Virtual Host or Nginx Server Block in order to have a domain pointing to the public folder document root.
Import db.sql within a new Mysql/MariaDB database.
Duplicate the env-default.php file and rename it to env.php.
Update the scheme hosts within the env.php file. You will need to set a different host (domain or subdomain) for the application and the CMS.
Update the database parameters within the env.php file.
Not required, but you are encouraged to change the namespace of all PHP classes within the src folder. The default namespace is Project.

From your web browser, enter the URL to the public/index.php entry file. The host used will determine if the application or CMS is booted.

Open the project folder in the Command Line. You may now submit a command in the following format:

php quid [path][:envType]
exemple:
php quid /en/my-url
php quid /en/my-url:dev/cms
php quid /:prod/app

Once you open the CMS within your browser, you will need to login. The default user is:

Once you are logged in, you will be able to change the password for the user and create new users.

QuidPHP/Project contains 21 files. Here is an overview:

On Windows, there are some problems related to creating symlinks.
On Windows, you will need to add lower_case_table_names = 2 in your database configuration file (my.cnf). The table and column names need to be stored in their natural case.

QuidPHP testsuite can be run by creating a new QuidPHP/Assert project.